germany

Chronicles the history of Rommel and the German troops in Africa.

Three children who live on the grounds of a German castle spend the summer trying to catch a pike trapped in the moat, while the mother of two of the children is slowly dying of cancer.

Discusses how anti-Semitism shaped Nazi propaganda during World War II and the Holocaust. Tells how Hitler legitimized the war and genocide to his people. Includes recreations of media that Germans were influenced by.

Seventeen-year-old Phil, living in a small, provincial German town, works through his often difficult relationships with his single mother, his distant twin sister, and his first boyfriend as an odd assortment of friends help him learn about the wounds and healing brought by love.

Explores the impact Hitler and the Nazis had on the people of Germany, discussing how different groups reacted to Hitler's demands.

The author discusses his visits to contemporary Dachau where he traveled in an attempt to discover how the people of the town live with the memories and the legacy of the death camp, and tells the story of Martin Zaidenstadt, an eighty-seven-year-old Holocaust survivor who, for years, has kept a daily vigil at the camp's crematorium.

Presents a comprehensive travel guide to Germany, and provides information on accommodations and restaurants, nightlife and the arts, shopping, tourist sites, and much more.

Jurgen Herbst offers an account of growing up in Nazi Germany from 1928 to 1948.

Draws from memoirs, diaries, interviews, and letters of Jewish women and men in an attempt to understand how encroaching fascism and antisemitism affected Jews in their daily lives in pre-World War II Germany; and discusses how the Jewish people coped with the loss of friends, careers, businesses, and hope.